Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-11
New Orleans Pa

| East Tennessee Texas Pacific. 25IA
new stOCk...., l5M Tenn Goa &Iron 4St5
Lake Shore. 9523 Union PaIhc ... sos
! LVllie X Nash. CAS- Nj. Central &C.,. 6lA
! Memphis Chir 81 Missouri Pacific 1855
! Mobile " ONO. l6 Western Union AS
! Nash 4 Chatt'a. s.
ASKED. +Bid.
! LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL, noon Cotton steady,
with far demand; middlng uplands -l6d,
middling Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales. for
| suecuiation and export 1000 bales receipts
| 20 goo bales-American 25, 800.
Futures: Oplands. tow m'ddltng clause,
| January and February delivery. 4-64d;
February and March, IA Cad; Apriland May,
| 3 l6-64d: May and June. 1S-6ld; june aud
| July. 2O-64d; July and August, 22-6+d;
August and September. 24-64d. Market
| steady.
The tenders of deliveries at to-davs clear
ings amounted to 100 bales new dockets.
1900 p. m.-The sales to-day included 400
| bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
January delivery, 4-64d. buyers; January
and February. H-64d. sellers: February and
March, 1850. sellers; March and April,
l5-64t, sellers; April and May, l6-64d. sell
| ers: MAY and ne, IS-64d, Sc iers: June and
| July. S 2O-e4d. sellers; July and August.
22-64d. sellers: August and september,
| "a 64d. Futures closed quiet but steady.
| 4f0 p. m.-Futures: Unands. Tow mlddling
! clause. January delivery. l4-64d. BUYERS;
| January aud February. l4-64d, sellers: Feb
| ruary and March. l4-64d, BUYERS; March
and April, 3 l5-64d. sellers: April and MAY.
| ) lG-64d. buyers; MAY and June. ) lS-64d.
! value; June and July, 20-64d. BUYERS: July
| and August, % Cad. buyers: August ana
! September. 24-6id, value. Futures closed
| steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 10, noon.-Cotton opened
| quiet: mlddllng uplands 9-ltc; middling
! Orleans 9$4c; sales go bales.
Futures: Market opened quiet, with sales
/ asfOllOws: January delivery, . 42c: February,
SIC; March, 64c; April, 9 75c; May, 8 S5c;
! june. sic.
500 D. m.-Market closed steady; mlddling
! uplancs, So; mlduing Orean-, 9 Lille; SAFES
| to-day 80 Daies; net receipts $40 bales, gross
! 9jl bales.
Futures: Market closed quiet. with sales of
53,50t bales, as follows: January delivery, . 4
| 0u9 44c: February, 9 5000 c: March 9 81
6g9 SIC; April. 9 72G9 7Sc: Nav. 9S2CG9 SIC;
June, 94tG9 93c; July. IL 00@!o ole; August.
| 10 tj(9l0 csc.
Green " Co., in their report on futures, say:
1T has been contracted, uneyent'ul market
| throughout, with dominant tendency to
weakness. Occasional efforts were made to
stlffen the tone, but no real demand could be
! felt"
| GALVESTON. Jan. lO.-Cotton quiet; MID
ding Sc; net receipts 1881 bales. gross ], S3l;
| sales 367 bates; stock lis. 100 bales; exports,
| coastwse 8, 495 bales.
! NORFOLK. Jan. i0.-Cotton steady: middling
9Ac; net receipts ,G5l bales. gross ,8il; sales
| 1850 bales; stock AZ, 1877 bales: exports, TO
Great Britain 1888 bales, cOastwise 571 bales.
| BALTIMORE, Jan, lO.-Cotton dull; mid
|
| $500 bales: sales 10 splnners - bales; stock
1898 bales; exports coastwIse l.4l3 bales.
| BosTON. Jan. lo.-Cotton quiet; middling
| ii l6c: net recclpLs o54 bales. gross ) 4O5;
! sales none; stock none; exports TO Great BIi-
tain G33 Da
| WILMINGTON. Jan. 1O.-Cotton firm; mid
! ding al4c; net receipts 25S bales. gross 25S;
sales none: stock 1929 ualeo; exports, to Great
! Bri ain o lOl bales, to France l,>60.
I PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l0.-Cotton dun; mid
! ding 93sc; net receipts "a oaies. gross 3l6;
] I.aaln 70 IN 70
| $40 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lo.-Cotton steady:
miGdilng 8 l-loc: net receipts y, l64 bales,
| gross y 9Ss; sales 5000 bales; stock A4u. 269
! bales; exports to France 6,3iZ bales, to The
| continent 5Z4 bales.
MOBILE, Jan. l0.-CottOn quiet; mldding
&c; net receipts 2,l49 GALES gross Z, $50 bales;
! sales 1000 bales; stock 80 1888 bales; exports
| coastwise og9 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan IO.-Cotton steady: middlng
&C., receipts 9, ll2 bales; shipments Los Uales;
sales $50 bales: stock l36,o96 bales; sales to
| spInners - bales.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l0.-Cotton firm; middling
| Sc; receipts l06 bales; sales 2I5 bales.
| CHARLESTON. Jan. l0.-Cotton firm, asking
! &c higher; mIddlIng 91sc; net receipts $50
bales, gross $50; sales 1000; stock 35,092 bales;
| exports coastwise 1900 bales.
| ATLANTA. Jan. l0.-Cotton-midd lings I3- I6
/ 0ttSC; receIpts l5e bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. l0.-Conson1 a. ted net re-
! ceptsfOr all cotton ports To-day, ,0s1 Dales;
! exports, to Great Britain 1853 bales, TO
! France 10 S0B, to the continent O,74S; stock at
| all American ports l.U5l ,G3i bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10. noon.-wheat quiet,
| with poor demand: holders offer moderately.
! Corn firm, With far demand.
! NEW ORE. Jan. 10. nOon.--Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat higher; Corn better.
| Pork steady; mess $l2 2jl9l2 so Lard firm
| at ST so. Ereights firm.
500 p. m.--Flour, southern more active
and steady; common to fair extra 50 al 10,
good to choice extra "a 1905 Is. Wheat firm
| but less active; No. red, January delivery
! s211(d9213c, closing at 923sc: February g2Ik6c
! 93Hc. closing at 931sc; March 9l1z@g45 5c,
closing a, 9iIac. Corn firm and more active;
| No. 2, January delivery 47A0G47${c, closing
! at 47szc; February 4SLQG4s1sc, closing al
/ 4s9sc; May 50ysg5l4c, closing at Sic. oats
/ shade better Uut quiet; No. 2 January de-
/ livery 353sGD357sc, closing at 3JHc; February
| closing at $3.50. Coffee, fair Rio firm at l59sc:
! options fairly active and higher; No. Rio,
January dcIieery ID 500l3 $50, February
! IL lCDl3 zoe. May 10 1903 csc. Sugar steady.
! Molasses steady; so test zoe. Petroleum. crude
| in barrels 6ils0p6I5c; refnei here 654c. Cotton
seed oil 35c for crude, Ssl5g39c FOR redned.
/ TalloW firm. Hides quiet but steady. Wool
quiet and weak. PORK steady aud fairy
! active; mess $l2 00&l2 30 Beef dan. Beef
/ nam steady. fierce beer firm. Cut meats
! 1rp; picked bellies G]AG262sc. Middles quiet
! and nominal. Lard sou points lower but
| fairly active; Western steam. on spot 700
! 672I1c. January delivery Csc. city steam
SOC. rendncd l1c To the continent. Freishts
! steady: cotton 3-lGd, wheat iZd.
! CHICAGO, Jan, i0.-Ihe tendency in the
wheat market to-day was toward lower
range OF prices, ana the price for Mag de
| livery at one time declined to S45ke, but
| rallied toward the close. and dnaiy closed
! for the day at s59sc, or Izc higher than Satur-
! day. The report or the visible supply dis
closed an Increase of $4,000 bushels, which
was larger than had been estimated. which
was the chief reason assigned for the early
weakness. The market was sustained some-
! what, however, by reports OF continued dry
weather in California, and also by reports
| that the stock IN warehouses on the lines of
/ railroads in the Northwest we're being great.
/ ly reduced. The opening In corn showed no
material change IN prices from the closing on
! saturday. For a time the marKeJ ruled urn
and Il shade higher. The large incrc.e in the
visible supply of l..e5,o0o bushels caused
break OF &C, followed by sight rally, the